Universal cloud of infinite knowledge
Universal cloud of infinite knowledge
What is Direct Speech? When the speaker’s exact words need to be conveyed, Direct Speech is used. It is also used for quotes. Whenever Direct Speech is used the words that need to be conveyed are written in between quotation…
What is a Gerund? A Gerund is a verb form that functions as a noun in a phrase. The word may appear to be a verb, but it doesn’t actually function that way. It is referred to as a non-finite…
What is a Number? The number is a grammatical element and in English grammar, there are two types of numbers. Pronouns, verbs, determiners, and nouns all fall under these two groups. In other words, a noun, pronoun, determiner, or verb…
What are Conditionals? Conditionals Definition: Conditional sentences combine an If-clause (conditions) with the consequences of those conditions (main clause). Examples: 1) If you complete your work, you can play. 2) If they start early, they can catch the bus. Types…
What is a Phrase? Phrases definition: A phrase is a group of words that do not have a subject and verb. On its alone, it doesn’t communicate anything. But it has a certain meaning when used in a sentence. Examples:…
What are tenses? The time at which an action occurs must frequently be stated in grammar. We use tenses to denote this time and action. Time is usually classified as Past, Present, and Future. Similarly, Action can also be classified…
Interjection Definition Interjection Definition: Interjections are words that express deep or sudden emotions or feelings. Typically, an exclamation point (!) comes after an interjection. Examples: 1) Wow! The weather is so pleasant today. 2) Oh no! I missed my school…
Pronoun definition Pronoun definition: Pronouns are words that are substituted for nouns or noun phrases. A pronoun is typically used to refer to a noun that has already been mentioned or one that is implied rather than explicitly stated. Types…
Clauses Definition & Meaning In simple words, A clause is a group of words that has both a subject and a predicate (a subject-verb). or A group of words that forms a part of a sentence and has a subject…
Prepositions tell us where or when something is concerning something else. Prepositions show the relationship of a noun, a pronoun, or a noun phrase with other words in a sentence. It often tells us where one noun is concerning another…
